This work features the "Star-to-Be" in the song "N.Y.C." Although the Mudges seem to know the origins of a locket in this work, they are revealed to be lying by Franklin D. Roosevelt. After listening to "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" on the radio, the aforementioned scheme is hatched by Miss Hannigan to steal $50,000 from Daddy Warbucks. The title character earlier asserts "you can bet your bottom dollar the sun'll come up tomorrow." For 10 points, name this musical in which "It's a Hard Knock Life" is sung by the title red-haired
This work features the "Star-to-Be" in the song "N.Y.C." Although the Mudges seem to know the origins of a locket in this work, they are revealed to be lying by Franklin D. Roosevelt. After listening to "You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" on the radio, the aforementioned scheme is hatched by Miss Hannigan to steal $50,000 from Daddy Warbucks. The title character earlier asserts "you can bet your bottom dollar the sun'll come up tomorrow." For 10 points, name this musical in which "It's a Hard Knock Life" is sung by the title red-haired orphan.
This work features the "Star-to-Be" in the song "N.Y.C." Although the Mudges seem to know the origins of a locket in this work, they are revealed to be lying by Franklin D. Roosevelt.
{Annie}